Senator Obama gets 2 more superdelegate endorsements today - and the day is still young!

[no name 1]

As I said earlier, if she fails to see that it's time to go and refuses to make the decision herself, then it'll be made for her. Honestly, though, I don't think it's going to come to that. She'll bow out. She's got to maintain some degree of respectability. Otherwise, her Senate career is coming to an end as well. And she knows it.

I think your right. She's got to realize that she would not only squander the election for Democrats but also her political career.

and yet, 7/10 don't want either to drop out.

So guess what, your opinion means.......NOTHING!

Never say die Dev. Tell your candidate to go get them!

Rush says so too! Operation Chaos back in effect.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

As I said earlier, if she fails to see that it's time to go and refuses to make the decision herself, then it'll be made for her. Honestly, though, I don't think it's going to come to that. She'll bow out. She's got to maintain some degree of respectability. Otherwise, her Senate career is coming to an end as well. And she knows it.

I think your right. She's got to realize that she would not only squander the election for Democrats but also her political career.

and yet, 7/10 don't want either to drop out.

Interesting spin. What this poll that you seem to refer to says is something quite different. There is a difference between what one predicts and what one wants. At least in the real world outside of camp Hillary. To illustrate: A majority of people would predict that the price of gas will go up rather than down. Does that mean that a majority of people want that to happen? I don't think so.

But you know, keep on spinning. It's entertaining.

Democrats see no early end to the Obama-Clinton battle, the poll found. About seven in 10 Democratic voters predict that their party's nominee will not be decided before the convention.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

As I said earlier, if she fails to see that it's time to go and refuses to make the decision herself, then it'll be made for her. Honestly, though, I don't think it's going to come to that. She'll bow out. She's got to maintain some degree of respectability. Otherwise, her Senate career is coming to an end as well. And she knows it.

I think your right. She's got to realize that she would not only squander the election for Democrats but also her political career.

and yet, 7/10 don't want either to drop out.

So guess what, your opinion means.......NOTHING!

I'm referring to whether Hillary would concede if Obama reaches 2,024. You can't tell me that the majority of Democrats would be saying, "No Hillary! You don't give up even if Obama has reached the needed number. Fight this all the way to the Convention." I know that's what you hope will happen, but most Democrats know how counterproductive and potentially destructive that would be. If Hillary would hope to change the outcome even after Obama reaches the needed 2,024, she will literally destroy the Democratic Party....and you've got to ask yourself, why would she go to that extreme? Even Al Gore finally conceded for the sake of our country.

[almaty 19]

Hillary will concede if obama get the required #..she want his support and the other party members..cause she run again